3G4N
Oct 26, 07:27 PM
64-bit color depth would presumably mean 16-bit fields
for RGB and one for Alpha
fwiw, The typical color space for film and high-quality
broadcast video is 10-bit per channel (RGBA = 40bit).
Now whether that 10 bits/channel of info is contained
(or how it's calculated) in 16-bit space (or 40 in 64)
I'm not entirely sure.
for RGB and one for Alpha
fwiw, The typical color space for film and high-quality
broadcast video is 10-bit per channel (RGBA = 40bit).
Now whether that 10 bits/channel of info is contained
(or how it's calculated) in 16-bit space (or 40 in 64)
I'm not entirely sure.
Mr. Anderson
Oct 17, 11:49 AM
I made jef's tar back in early 2002 - but that's not the oldest.
can't believe no one got this?
its arn ;) :p
D
can't believe no one got this?
its arn ;) :p
D
applekid
Mar 26, 07:20 PM
Can I just have a pricedrop, please... :(
Or get rid of the Core, replace it with the Premium, and let that get replaced by the Elite.
Or get rid of the Core, replace it with the Premium, and let that get replaced by the Elite.
d.perel
Mar 18, 04:01 PM
Echoing a comment I saw elsewhere, why doesn't someone just hire this guy. It probably costs more for Apple to sue each person than it would be to hire them and keep them busy fixing these problems internally.
This is one of those nuts who thinks he is for the common good, and has already won lawsuits against movie companies challenging his dvd-decryption software (software doesn't decrpyt and distribute movies illegally, people do) :mad: I bet he is VERY careful not to cross the line, and he probably has a great lawyer ;)
This is one of those nuts who thinks he is for the common good, and has already won lawsuits against movie companies challenging his dvd-decryption software (software doesn't decrpyt and distribute movies illegally, people do) :mad: I bet he is VERY careful not to cross the line, and he probably has a great lawyer ;)
Badandy
Oct 19, 02:33 PM
Is there something similar for Cancer or other important diseases?
Now there's the right question to ask. I know you already got your answer, but folding@home is way more practical and useful than SETI, which relies on a completely made up formula with no known variables to look for other, intelligent life.
Now there's the right question to ask. I know you already got your answer, but folding@home is way more practical and useful than SETI, which relies on a completely made up formula with no known variables to look for other, intelligent life.
twoodcc
Feb 20, 09:14 PM
so any updates for this? cuz the widget doesn't seem to be working for me
vollspacken
Oct 23, 01:22 PM
Originally posted by Stelliform
I read another post somewhere that said Nov. 5th, but I have a feeling we will be seeing those about every 2 weeks until MWSF.
(...) I have to call my Mac buddy almost every day to talk me out of buying one right now. He says wait until mid november. (But then I am only a month and a half from MWSF)
...I hate to say that, but i feel tempted to buy an ThinkPad CTO 2658 R, 'cause I feel played for a sucker by Apple! If they don't want my money, fine...:mad:
I don't think that I'll wait till MWSF, that's rediculous!!!
...getting really angry!!!
I read another post somewhere that said Nov. 5th, but I have a feeling we will be seeing those about every 2 weeks until MWSF.
(...) I have to call my Mac buddy almost every day to talk me out of buying one right now. He says wait until mid november. (But then I am only a month and a half from MWSF)
...I hate to say that, but i feel tempted to buy an ThinkPad CTO 2658 R, 'cause I feel played for a sucker by Apple! If they don't want my money, fine...:mad:
I don't think that I'll wait till MWSF, that's rediculous!!!
...getting really angry!!!
scem0
Sep 14, 10:38 PM
I agree that this is BS, but I still like hearing it :D.
peter2002
Oct 26, 12:02 AM
This tablet PC is just a repackage of the tablet PC of 10 years ago. Nobody bought it then, and nobody will buy it now.
Peter
Peter
Chaszmyr
Oct 14, 07:28 PM
Well there is a marketting problem because "gigahertz" is kinda a cool sounding word, whereas "gigaflop" sounds like a joke
munkle
Jan 1, 01:09 PM
As Mac developers go, I like the Omni Group and think they're a shining example.
The Delicious Company, from the people who used to work at Omni, also looks like a promising fun bunch.
The Delicious Company, from the people who used to work at Omni, also looks like a promising fun bunch.
michaelrjohnson
Jul 9, 09:06 AM
I've been here for one fifth of my life! I'm just about 21, and I've been here since 2000. Man, time sure flies! Thanks for sticking around, you older gent's keep us young ruffians in line for sure ;)
King Cobra
Oct 19, 07:44 PM
SPAM!
Professor Drap Drawers is going to have to retire soon!
Sun Baked, add a pink elephant and let's ********* in the avatar thread. :p
Professor Drap Drawers is going to have to retire soon!
Sun Baked, add a pink elephant and let's ********* in the avatar thread. :p
Sun Baked
Aug 27, 02:05 AM
Don't forget to factor in that the PowerMac's power supply is essentially a power brick for the ADC monitors - so you need to factor in a some for that. The XServe doesn't perform this function it's VGA/DVI.
But the math doesn't hold in any case the power supply on my G4/400 AGP w ADC has 8A stamped on the back and 10A stamped inside, and it definitely isn't rated too extremely high in continuos watts output.
Anyways the people who have looked inside the machines say they're stamped 400 watts.
But the math doesn't hold in any case the power supply on my G4/400 AGP w ADC has 8A stamped on the back and 10A stamped inside, and it definitely isn't rated too extremely high in continuos watts output.
Anyways the people who have looked inside the machines say they're stamped 400 watts.
Oryan
Apr 20, 06:07 PM
Just saw this on slashdot. That place looks pretty incredible, though I'd much prefer to work in Apple's Mac lab. :D
bluebomberman
Mar 24, 11:25 PM
its a common problem deal with it
Oh, I'm so sorry to bother you with my silly little Wii problems. I suppose I should be just fine with controllers that don't always control. While I'm at it, I should be just like you and accept that my mouse doesn't always click, my keyboard doesn't always type, and my TV remote doesn't always change channels. :rolleyes:
Oh, I'm so sorry to bother you with my silly little Wii problems. I suppose I should be just fine with controllers that don't always control. While I'm at it, I should be just like you and accept that my mouse doesn't always click, my keyboard doesn't always type, and my TV remote doesn't always change channels. :rolleyes:
Macrazy
Oct 7, 01:02 PM
Well.. I learned that IBM Power4 Lite same price as Motorola's future G5. That what my friend told me. Who work at IBM. :D
IJ Reilly
Apr 14, 11:47 AM
What an idiot. I like where he claims that a mini with a keyboard, a $150 monitor, and XP, would cost $1,100. Just like the rest of the column, it doesn't add up.
sparkleytone
Sep 6, 11:36 AM
all that is is a demonstration of how the graphics engine treats objects in OS X. its basically showing the layers and different renderings of the screen...they throw the dock in, then quicktime, the quicktime window, then the movie itself inside the window. its just a visual demonstration of the interface, its capabilities, and how it works.
livingfortoday
Jun 7, 06:47 AM
Until the 10.4.6 update you could use InCrease on Intel Macs and set that up to fold using both cores. I guess you could always go back to 10.4.5 and run that! It'll be really slow on an Intel Mac, btw. My girlfriends 1.25Ghz G4 Mini will do a work unit in 3 - 5 days, and my Intel Core Solo takes about 30 days. Ridiculous.
I've since started using the BOINC client which is a UB, and doing SETI and Einstein@home, since both seem to run well on the Intel. No folding thingie for the BOINC client yet, though, I'm afraid.
I've since started using the BOINC client which is a UB, and doing SETI and Einstein@home, since both seem to run well on the Intel. No folding thingie for the BOINC client yet, though, I'm afraid.
sb58
Mar 16, 10:14 PM
I wonder if Crackdown 2 will see us go against the agency? The ending to one left that door open.
spoiler? :P
spoiler? :P
trainguy77
Dec 17, 07:40 PM
As i recall the GUI version only uses 1 CPU. Go into activity monitor and check to see if both are running full tilt. Also if you ever log out then it will not be running when you use the GUI version.
dabirdwell
Oct 18, 09:51 AM
You might consider Apple Developer Connection student discount. I have posted a couple of times recently about this.
Look up the thread "20-25% Discount for students"
Dave
Look up the thread "20-25% Discount for students"
Dave
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